
Philip Deibert PhD Scholarship in Planning at University of Auckland 2025
The Philip Deibert PhD Scholarship in Planning at the University of Auckland 2025 offers full funding up to NZD $27,600 plus $7,250 for domestic fees for up to three years. It is open to international and domestic students pursuing a PhD in Planning within the Faculty of Creative Arts and Industries, with a deadline of 28 February 2026. Applicants must meet academic merit standards, maintain a minimum GPA of 7.00 (6.50 for Māori/Pacific candidates), and submit a research proposal with a New Zealand focus. No separate application is required; eligible candidates are automatically considered.
Eligible Degrees
Doctorate (PhD)
Eligible Nationalities
Not specified
Destination
New Zealand
Eligible Courses
Planning (Faculty of Creative Arts)
University
The University of Auckland
Philip Deibert PhD Scholarship in Planning at University of Auckland 2025
This scholarship provides full funding of up to NZD $27,600 per year plus $7,250 toward compulsory domestic fees for up to three years. It supports doctoral research in Planning within the Faculty of Creative Arts and Industries at the University of Auckland, targeting candidates with strong academic records and research proposals.
Eligibility Criteria
- The scholarship is available to both full-time domestic and international students eligible to pay domestic fees.
- Applicants must be new students applying for admission to a PhD in Planning in the Faculty of Creative Arts and Industries.
- Applicants must meet all specified academic and research requirements.
Selection Criteria
- Evaluation focuses on academic merit and the quality of the research proposal.
- Maintain a minimum GPA of 7.00, with a reduced threshold of 6.50 for Māori/Pacific candidates.
- Preference is given to research proposals addressing New Zealand-related topics.
Application Process
There is no separate application form required. All eligible candidates who apply for the PhD program will be automatically considered for this scholarship, with the deadline for submission falling on 28 February 2026.
Value of the Scholarship
Recipients receive annual stipends of up to $27,600, supplemented by $7,250 toward compulsory fees and international student health insurance. Payments are made annually for up to three years, with part-time scholars receiving pro-rata amounts over a maximum of 72 months.
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